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Efficacious statutory appellate remedy bars writ review, while bona fide writ-pendency time may be excluded from appeal limitation.
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Clandestine removal - Exemptions can be conditional or absolute,...

Strict Interpretation of Exemptions in Clandestine Removal Cases: Burden of Proof on Accused to Claim Exemption.

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Central Excise January 16, 2019 Case Laws HC
Clandestine removal - Exemptions can be conditional or absolute, yet it is an exemption. Therefore, strict interpretation is to be given and a person, who is charged of clandestine removal with sufficient evidence has to establish his innocence, having failed to discharge the burden cast on them and cannot be heard to say that despite all the charges against them, they are still entitled for exemption.
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